Do you have a habit that has been haunting you for years? Do you suffer from an inner self-conflict, because you were unable to quit that habit? Do you feel pain each time you repeat making that pattern again? Have you tried every possible method to stop smoking or over-eating, yet failed? Do you think that you can’t?




Be aware of your eye body language. Some people instinctively send body language signals that affront other people and disrespectful, so be perceptive to your eye actions. Rolling your eyes indicates irritation, so avoid doing that. Your eyes glow if you?re in a pleasant or cheerful condition, and they look dull when you?re lonely or dejected. It might be a good idea to rearrange your rendezvous with your desired person, if you?Refacing any kind of problems or feeling dull and gloomy.


In reality, most people do not know anything about their own body language. They just take things for granted and come to their own conclusions about things that happen around them. Hence, the task of disciplining their body to make right gestures is quite daunting task for them. Most of the body languages that we make are reflexive. The truth of the matter is that they automatically say what our minds are thinking at any given movement. However, with some effort, we can condition our reflexes in such a way that we can sound confident before others even if we are little under confident. Of course, we should know the right kind of practices so that we can avoid making negative body languages before others.

Are you think that you can break a habit using willpower alone, you are wrong. Consider the story of Jack, an iron-willed man who decided to stop smoking. The first, second day passed, and still, he resisted the urge to smoke a cigarette. Jack was happy and confident. Time passed, until a day when he had a car accident. Fortunately, he wasn't hurt, but the damage to his car cost him some money to fix. That day, Jack returned back to smoking. . .

Making such avoidable negative body languages will make the people look down upon us. In this article, we would be looking at the negative gestures that we should learn to avoid making while interacting with others.

Body Languages

1. Holding objects in front of our body: This would make the people believe that we are trying to hide behind something.
2. Checking the time of introspection of our fingernails: While looking at the nails, we are making others believe that we are not interested in the talks.
3. Picking lint off of our clothes: This shows that we are nervous about the topic being discussed.
4. Stroking our chin while looking at someone: This creates a wrong impression about us.
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Hmmm

Ok

Rosella1:
Hmmm

It affect most of us even at work

What a great lesson to learn